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- Rare Ragga Dancehall Riddims
- 1996 Dancehall Riddims
- 9 cuts
- 8 artists
Jeanie Release Details
- Riddim year: 1996
- Style: Dancehall
- Total tracks: 9
- Unique artists on riddim: 8
- Production credits: SURVIVAL
- Key artists on this riddim: Papa San, Squidley Ranks, Terry Ganzie
- Browse this riddim in year & database lists: 1996 Riddims List · 1996 Dancehall Riddims
Jeanie Riddim was produced by Survival in 1996 and comes as a compact mid-’90s dancehall set with a strong mix of voices around the title cut. Papa San leads the way with Jeanie and Jeanie Pt. 2, while Mad Anju, Schoolboy, Tantoman, Singing Prince, Squidley, Terry Ganzie, and the Papa San and Carlene Davis pairing on Its My House widen the line-up nicely. The riddim has that rare ragga energy and a straightforward, song-driven structure that gives each artist room to work the groove, with Killing Must Be Done and Hot Gal adding extra pressure near the end. It also shows how Survival could anchor a release around one riddim while keeping the roster varied and memorable.
Jeanie Tracklist:
- Mad Anju – A We
- Papa San – Jeanie
- Schoolboy – Gal A Run Mi Down
- Tantoman – Whole Heap A Work
- Carlene Davis & Papa San – Its My House
- Papa San – Jeanie Pt2
- Singing Prince – Sound Boy Killing
- Squidley – Hot Gal
- Terry Ganzie – Killing Must Be Done
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